Key result
An indirect micro-radioimmunoassay requiring only small amounts of material and employing antigens prepared from virus-infected cells was developed to measure antiviral antibody.
The study describes a rapid, sensitive micro-radioimmunoassay for measuring antiviral antibodies using small amounts of viral antigens.
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Indirect radiolabeled assay offers high sensitivity for antiviral antibodies with single-reagent advantage; leaves open clinical adoption pending validation.
Rosenthal et al. (1972) studied Viral infection. Indirect micro-radioimmunoassay was evaluated on Measurement of antiviral antibody. An indirect micro-radioimmunoassay requiring only small amounts of material and employing antigens prepared from virus-infected cells was developed to measure antiviral antibody.
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